Sixers power to thrilling 122-119 overtime victory over Ja Morant-led Grizzlies, even without Joel Embiid PHILADELPHIA — No Joel Embiid, no problem. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Feb 1, 2022
Marcus Hayes: Russ or Bust: The Eagles should trade first-round draft picks for Russell Wilson PHILADELPHIA — In the four seasons after he turned 33, Steve Young led the NFL in both passer rating and completion percentage. In that span Young was better than fellow Hall of Famers Brett Favre, Troy Aikman, Dan Marino, and John Elway, who all were about the same age or… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 30, 2022
Nothing 'like this in years.’ A ‘bomb’ and a blizzard rock Philly and the Shore PHILADELPHIA — What became a coastal “bomb cyclone” rivaled a hurricane in intensity, incited an all-out whiteout blizzard at the Shore on Friday night into Saturday, threw back several inches of snow across the Delaware River, and elevated the “Queen of Resorts” to kingly status in the realm of snow… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 30, 2022
NY priest is charged with molesting a Philadelphia boy decades ago A Staten Island priest has been charged with molesting a Philadelphia boy from 1995 until 2002, beginning when the child was 10 years old. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 29, 2022
Source: Kings move on from Ben Simmons trade talks with 76ers to focus on other pursuits Kings general manager Monte McNair spent nearly six months in talks with the Philadelphia 76ers in hopes of bringing Ben Simmons to Sacramento, but now McNair is moving on. Tribune News Service · Jan 28, 2022
76ers Fans Ejected After Calling Carmelo Anthony ‘Boy,’ Lakers Veteran Says Two fans in Philadelphia were thrown out last night for taunting the Lakers' veteran. Sports Illustrated · Jan 28, 2022
Mike Sielski: Sultan Shabazz thought he’d be Kobe at Lower Merion before Kobe. This is his wild and uplifting story. PHILADELPHIA — In the bowels of the Wells Fargo Center, a man wearing a black jacket and carrying a mysterious past cupped Kobe Bryant’s right hand in his, pulled him close, and hugged him warmly. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 28, 2022
A Philly committee spent 18 months examining the city’s gun violence crisis. Here’s what it found PHILADELPHIA — Half of the shootings in Philadelphia in recent years were sparked by arguments. Most of the guns used in crimes in the city were bought in Pennsylvania. And many suspected shooters and victims had previously been arrested or received mental health services from the city. The majority had… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 28, 2022
Philly DA drops 37-year-old murder case tainted by ‘sex for lies’ scheme PHILADELPHIA — In the 37 years since Willie Stokes was tried for murder, the star witness against him has insisted that his police statement that Stokes had confessed to him was a lie, extracted by Philadelphia homicide detectives who threatened him and bribed him with sex and drugs. The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 28, 2022
LeBron James out against 76ers Dave McMenamin: Frank Vogel says LeBron James is out tonight. He woke up with some soreness in his left knee. Vogel says James will be day to day so that keeps his availability for tomorrow's back-to-back in Charlotte in question. Source: Twitter ... USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 27, 2022
‘Study the legends and become one’: Joel Embiid explains how Kobe Bryant helped shape his ever-evolving game PHILADELPHIA — The 55-second video clip rapidly toggled between Joel Embiid and either Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan, with the 76ers’ star big man pulling off nearly identical moves with the ball in his hands. A turnaround fadeaway one step outside the lane. A crossover at the elbow. An over-the-shoulder… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 27, 2022
LeBron James questionable for tonight Dave McMenamin: LeBron James is questionable for tonight's game in Philadelphia with left knee soreness, the Lakers announce Source: Twitter @mcten What's the buzz on Twitter? Marc Stein @ TheSteinLine The Lakers say LeBron James (left knee ... USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 27, 2022
Philadelphia man cleared after 37 years in prison, sues city A Philadelphia man who served 37 years in prison was cleared Thursday in a 1980 murder case tainted by perjured testimony and promptly sued the city over his conviction The Independent UK · Jan 27, 2022
How real is 'Abbott Elementary?' A former Philadelphia school teacher weighs in ABC’s mockumentary “Abbott Elementary” follows a group of dedicated teachers who work at a Philadelphia school. The show takes a comedic approach toward issues in inner city schools. Here, Lynnette Mawhinney, a former Philadelphia schoolteacher who is now an associate professor of Urban Education at Rutgers University - Newark, weighs… The Conversation · Jan 27, 2022
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 27, 2022 965 games, 13 seasons, 9 missing teeth: Inside the Flyers’ Keith Yandle’s path to the NHL’s iron-man record PHILADELPHIA — For 16 years, Flyers defenseman Keith Yandle has never wavered from his pregame routine.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 26, 2022 I ‘will always bleed green’: Eagles’ guard Brandon Brooks announces he’s retiring after 10-year NFL career PHILADELPHIA — Brandon Brooks will retire after six years with the Eagles and 10 years in the NFL.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 26, 2022 Eagles players, fans react to Brandon Brooks announcing his retirement #Philadelphia #Eagles players, fans, and local media reacted to #BrandonBrooks announcing his retirement from the #NFL
Tribune News Service · Jan 25, 2022 Kristian Winfield: What’s really going on with James Harden and the 76ers? NEW YORK — How do you make sense of the recent stories linking James Harden to Philadelphia this offseason?
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 25, 2022 Four-star 2023 linebacker includes Ohio State in final eight schools Ohio State is in the final eight of a 2023 four-star linebacker out of the Philadelphia area.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jan 25, 2022 I don’t know if James Harden wants to leave Brooklyn, but I do know it’s not always sunny in Philadelphia, either It's actually sunnier in Brooklyn than it is in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 25, 2022 Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman skipped a forum with Black clergy. Some Democrats say he’s ducking scrutiny PHILADELPHIA — When Philadelphia Black clergy members held a forum last week with Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate candidates, there was one notable absence: the Democratic front-runner.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 25, 2022 The last big Sears in Pennsylvania is closing: 'They've been dropping like flies' The last large-format Sears department store in Pennsylvania, at the Willow Grove Park mall in the Philadelphia suburbs, will close its doors permanently, perhaps in about a month.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 25, 2022 The Pa. governor's race will shape voting laws — and maybe the 2024 election PHILADELPHIA — The Democratic push to change voting laws fizzled in Washington this month, but Pennsylvania is about to see its own battle on the issue: the governor's race.
Dublin Live · Jan 25, 2022 A tourist's review of Dublin: Good food, friendly strangers, and chatty taxi drivers Alexa - a native of Philadelphia who is now living in England - paid a trip to Dublin earlier this month and only had good things to say
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 25, 2022 The clock is ticking for Pa. redistricting. The 2022 primary is at stake PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania is running out of time.